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Revision as of 13:45, 28 June 2018
| SketchUp | |
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| Release date: | 2000–now |
| Made by: | (past) @Last Software (past) Google Trimble |
| Runs on: | Browser Windows Mac OS |
| Imports: | .DWG (pro), .DXF (pro), .DAE, .3DS, .DEM, .DDF, .FBX (pro), .KMZ, .obj (pro), .WR1 (pro), .XSI (pro) |
| Exports: | .DWG (pro), .DXF (pro), .DAE, .3DS (pro), .DEM, .DDF, .FBX (pro), .KMZ, .obj (pro), .WR1 (pro), .XSI (pro) |
intro
Tutorials
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Extensions
The easy way to install extensions is by loading the extension warehouse from within SketchUp. If you want to download them with your browser you'll need to add the downloaded bundle via the Window>Preference or SketchUp>Preferences menu items. For more details see the official instruction page.
- SketchUV - UV mapping helper.
File Types
If you're using the free version of Sketchup with Unity etc. it's a bit of a pain RE file types you can export. OBJ and FBX are pro only, for example. Your only option is DAE with plugins, I think. I remember having problems and having to use a export plugin :(
Links
- SketchUp on Wikipedia.
